The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-06
morning at 10 o'clock. Dr. Bradley, Of Christ 8
Episcopal Church, will read q paper on IRE

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Episcopal Church, will read paper on IRE
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The Meridian-street Church ladies are prepar-
ing entertainment to be given two weeks
hence.
Rev. E. B. Rawls will preach at Meridian NJ
E. Church this forenoon and DR.. Gilbert this
evening.
On next Tuesday evening musical and liter
airy entertainment will be given at the Sixth
Christian Church.
"Hell Here and Hereafter" will be Rev. G. L.
McNutt's subject this evening" at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church.
IA Walk With Adam and Noah" will be Rev.
g. q. Mitcheils topic at the Fifth Presbyterian
Church, this evening.
"How to Make Use of Disadvantages" will be
Rev. M. L. Hainess topic at the First Presby-
terrain Church this evening.
Mrs. Lucia Julian Martin and pupils will give
an entertainment at the Seventh Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening
At the Seventh Presbyterian Church Rev r.
V. Hunter, this evening, will preach special
sermon to carpenters and woodworkers
Yesterday the quarterly reports were given at
ST. Johns Academy Ri. Rev. F. S. Chatard
addressed the pupils for few moments at the
close The attendance has been satisfactory.
The congregations of the First and North Bap-
tst churches will unite their services to-day,
Rev. r. E. Nelghbor preaching at the first
| named church in the morning and at the North
Church in the evening
The Tippecanoe Clubs anniversary service will
be held at Roberts Park NJ E. Church this att
ernoon at O'Clock, the members attending in
| body. DR. r. T. Brown will preach the sermon.
| his subject being ''The Mission of Old Men,"
| The rector of st. James Church, Goshen Rev.
S Roosevelt, is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. w.
w. Raymond, and will preach in Holy limo
| cents Church this morning This evening and
during the week they all will be at the mission
The church established by Mrs. Woodwork,
| and called by her 1.-THE Church of God" will
worship at the Second Baptist Church-colored-
| to-day, Rev. A. P. Stout preaching this fore
| noon, and lecturing tonight on Jesus on
| Trial"
| There will be service of song at the Taber-
nacle Presbyterian Church this evening. Mrs.
| Flora M Hunter. the organist, has charge of the
| programme, and Miss Nettie johnson is primer.
| pal soprano. The pastor. Rev j. Albert Rond
| thaler, will deliver short address.
The ladies and gentlemen of Section No l
| of Mayfiower Church gave an entertainment and
| social in the church parlors. on Friday evening,
| which, financially and socially, was a success.
| auctioneer of imported statuary, snch as the
| Chinese giantess, the dwarf from the lies OF
| Greece and the three little maids, Faith, Hope
| and Charity, were among the attractions.
| The ladies of Christ Church Guild have de-
| cided to recarpet the church, and on Wednesday
afternoon, at the regular meeting of the society,
| discussed ways and means. 1t was finally de-
cided that each lady do some work for which
| she could be paid, and the amount thus made
should be applied to the purchase. One will
make doughnuts, another cakes, others sew, en-
| broider, crochet. cook in some way. Eighty
| dollars were subscribed at the meeting
| nucleus. and with bright prospects The carpet
| Will be on the floor in the near future.
| The milk maids social, which is to be the out
come of all the mystery and labor of the ladies
| of Roberts Park Church, has been given with
| immense success at Columbus, O., Fort Wayne,
presented at Tomlinson Hall, on Tuesday and
| Wednesday evenings of next week. The prod
ucts for sale will all be from the dairy, with a
| slight addition in the way of Accomplishments
| The drill will be the great attraction as it is
positively original and thoroughly suited to the
| subject DR.. Heiskell has charge of the drill,
| and the young maids are the prettiest that could
| be found.
Rev. r. Courtney, of Boston, arrived in the
| city yesterday, ard special service was hello
| last night at Christ Church, at which all the
| Episcopal clergymen were present. While there
was no general sermon. the remarks made by
| Dr. Courtney were of interest He asked fol
| the hearty assistance of the people in carrying
out the mission work. His earnest manner be
| speaks cooperation which will do much for thu
| success. Services will be held this morning a
| 1890 o'clock with the celebration of commuu
| ion at P. NJ. for men, and the regular service a
| 7:3P this evening. Daily services will also b.
| he at Christ Church at $50 A. M and 7:30 P. NJ.
and at noon at the Criminal Court room eacl
day.